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What about armadillos and o'possums? I'm not sure which is
plowing my yard but I would rather evict than kill.
----- Original Message -----
From:
k*@earthlink.net
To: i*@yahoogroups.com ; i*@hort.net
Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 10:27
AM
Subject: Re: [iris-photos] Re:
bleach
Jelcy Romberg wrote:
> Keep in mind also that you
almost cut off your nose to spite your face
> when you purchase large
(gal/4l) quantities of liquid bleach as each
> time you open the bottle
more oxygen (and other gasses and moisture
> from the air) enters the
solution and begins to dilu teit. By the time
> you are half way
thru the bottle, you may well have half the strength
> that you would
have had when you first opened it.
>
Never let your bleach go to
waste. It is an excellent eviction notice
for
squirrels,voles,moles,gophers and skunks.
Michael M.
> A dry
chorine bleach is more reliable if you want to get serious about
> the
amount of chlorine you want in the solution for the rhizomes, or
> any
other use for that matter, as the dry chlorine doesn't begin to
> loose
chlorine atoms to the air until it mixes with an aqueous
liquid.
>
> So much for the Chemistry 101 lesson for the
day!
>
> Jelcy
>
>
>
>
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